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Caregiver arrested for injury to a disabled person Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
Vandals pinpointed following destruction of local park amenities Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) -- Seguin’s Park West is awaiting repairs after vandals targeted the local park not once, but twice in the past week. Stephanie Larrimore, Seguin PD community engagement officer, says the first damage was reported early Tuesday morning on Feb. 25. She says vandals reportedly destroyed the park’s restrooms and the bay door to the concession stand. Following the repair of those
damages, Larrimore says vandals struck again two days later. This time, she says the suspects had every intention of causing destruction as they brought several tools. Not only did they rip out the hand dryers from the walls of the restroom, but they also pulled off the toilet grab bars. Six swings were also cut and destroyed in the playscape area. Vandals, pg. 3
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(Guadalupe County) -- A Guadalupe County woman is behind bars and charged with injury to a disabled person, firstdegree felony. Guadalupe County Sheriff ’s Officials say on Friday, Feb. 28, investigators were contacted by Ascension Seton Hospital in Luling about a disabled adult female who had arrived and was severely dehydrated and suffering from a severe caloric deficit for an extended period of time. Investigators arrived at the hospital and collected evidence from medical professionals. Investigators also conducted interviews to determine that Felisa Ann Sepulveda, a Guadalupe County resident, was the sole caregiver for the adult disabled female. Sheriff ’s officials say based on evidence and statements investigators obtained and executed a search warrant at her residence in the 500 block of Weber Road. As a result of the search warrant, investigators located additional evidence that assisted in the
Felisa Ann Sepulveda
48-year-old’s arrest. Investigators say they also contacted the Guadalupe County Animal Control to assist with removing 29 dogs from the residence. Due to a lack of kennel space at the Guadalupe County Animal Shelter, GCSO Animal Control coordinated with the Cibolo Police Department for temporary shelter of the animals. They say since many other area shelters were full and had the Cibolo Police Department not assisted, several animals would have likely been euthanized. Sepulveda remains behind bars on a $300,000 bond.